, 1887-11-24
Cove Telegraph.
II TR.AM COLLISION
Tom Scott, the Noted Bank Burglar
Shot and Killed in Cleveland. 0.

NEW YORK, Nov IA aShIng-
ton special quotes Assistant Post
master General Knott us saying that
he is convinced that the government
will establish system of postal tele-
graph within three years.
SACRAMENTO, Nov. 22-The superi
or court this morning ordered John
\. Dimmig, charged with the murder
of Henry Benhayon, in San Francis
co, to be released from custody on
the ground that a mere affidavit in
the form of an information, contain
ing no evidence, is insufficient to
support warrant Of arrest.
WAsHISGToN, Nov. 22.-The Presi-
dent today appointed Geo. ". Parks,
of Salt Lake City, to be receiver of
public moneys at Salt Lake City, vice
HI. c. Wallace, resigned.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Nov. 22.-Tom
Scott, the well-known professional
bank burglar, who has served several
terms of Imprisonment in New York
and Pennsylvania state penitentiarics
was shot and killed here early this
morning while resisting arrest.
OMAHA, Nov. 22.-At York, Neb., a
block of buildings opposite the court
house was today destroyed by fire
Loss oyer SI000,000
MEMPHIS, Nov. 22.-Steamers can
not run at night because OF dense
smoke on the river frem Vicksburg
to point $50 miles above Memphis,
total distance of $50 miles. Wires
are burning down everywhere in the
territory visited by forest fires. Sew
eral trestles on the Kansas City road
have been burned.
San Francisco, Nov. 22-An inter-
view is published with Senator Stan
ford today. The senator is in favor
of subsidized cable to either Homo
er to Yokohama and the abolition of
internal revenue duties. He thinks
congress will not take any action on
the report of the Pacific railway com>
mission, as he is Of the opinion that
the commission misunderstood its
duties
The overland train which left here
at $50 this morning collided with the
down train from Sacramento at Din
ole station. Both engineers were SCI
verely jostled. No one was hurt
William Wiley and Frank Whar-
tOn,express messengers on the Sacra-
mento train were quite badly injured.
PORTLAND. Nov. 22.-Woodsen Ell
lis, aged 60, while riding on hand
car last night, at Tangent, assisting
section master Ryan in pulling the
hand car loaded with wood, fell off
and the car passed over his left leg
fearfully crushing the limb. Other
serions injuries were inflicted from
which the physicians think he can
not recover.
NEw YORK, Nov. 22-John Most,
the anarchist, was placed OH trial in
the court of General Sessions today,
on the charge of melting violence by
an infamatory speech a week ago
Saturday night. He had been adj
mitted to bail and entered the court
room without an escort of policemen.
Nest kept his hat on after entering
the room until court officer took it
off his head.
CHICAGO, Nov 22.-August Hatska
is locked up at West Chicago police
station for killing his stepson, Max
Gilman. IL years old. The latter
came home last night after 3 months
absence, and katska whipped him
numerically with 4 strap which had
a buckle Oh it. The boy was found
dead in his bed this morning with
bis face and body covered with marks
of Il strap.
DETROIT, Nov. 22.-Tne following
message was cabled this morning 10
Joseph GillIs Bigger, NJ F., London:
Have placed to your credit $4,000
today. 1t Will be mindful of Tory
temerity in your Yankee thanksgiv,
ing. tSigned,) Chas. O'Reilly, Treas
urer Irish National League"
SAN FRANcIsco, Nov. 22.-The de
tectives have at last found some trace
of Dewey EnsiSns missing boy, who
left Seattle last July aud is heir to
an estate of $4,000. He has learned
that the boy worked for a long time
IN Iuiare County, but left there
November 18th.
PARIS, Nov. 22-Brisson had a con
ference with President Grevy to-day
and told him that the crisis in rela-
ton to the presidency to him appear
ed to be without a remedy The pres
ldent asked why. Brisson replied
that 1t would be painful to explain the
reason was apparent. He reminded
Grevy that an Independent meeting
'aurr.ay lie haG munlalueG tia; 10
one was entitled II demand Of The
l5restdout L resign aaI Ee WAS silI
d the same opinion. The president
alone" added Brisson, was entitled
to raise the question"